389 More Tickets Issued In City Parking Crackdown
Mayor Ronald N. Young and Police Chief Charles V. Mair said most violations occurred in areas with legal spots unused. The two nights of bans aimed to clear streets for garbage collection and street sweeping, while residents argued for better housing solutions to reduce crowding and parking demand.
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Charles V. Mair
Ronald N. Young
Moe Rocally
Mons
South Frederick School
Washington Street
Elm Street School
Thomas Johnson High School
City Hall
Court Street
Carroll Parkway
Main
Everthing
Young
Fourteenth
Second Street
Frederick
Sagner
Sagner’s
Beall Pushes Extension of Commuter Rail Route
Senate testimony by Beall and Mathias urged including rail commuter service in the Washington area mass transit plan. They cited packed Cumberland to Washington Amtrak trains and called for better regional coordination to reduce auto congestion and pollution.
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Washington
Ange Lair
Pittsburg
Beall
Senate District of Columbia
Senate Judiciary
Amtrak
Cumberland
Harpers Ferry
Charles McC. Mathias
Senate
Mathias
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
WMATA
Washington Area
Lawrence Hogan
Stanford Parris
United
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Roger Moser Seeks 3-B Delegate Nomination
Roger Moser announces his candidacy for the 3-B delegate seat. He argues that all community workers share responsibility in governing and deserve compensation aligned with their potential earnings in private business. The statement notes his 25 years in government and two years in private business and references the Republican Primary and cross-party election.
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Moser
65 Candidates File For Primary Election
As the July 1 filing deadline nears, 4 percent Democrats and 19 Republicans had filed locally for the September 10 primary. County board members expect offices to be drawn, with final lists due after state confirmation midweek. Registered voters include 20,40 Democrats and 13,998 Republicans, plus 1,379 unaffiliated voters eligible for the general. Governor-Lt Governor rules require age 30, state residency, and prior terms. Mandel and Lee seek re-election. Gore filed for GOP. Hogan expected to file for governor.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick County
James F. Messersmith
Annabell Powell
County Board of Election Supervisors
Messersmith
Winchester Hall
State Administrative Board of Election Laws
Annapolis
Marvin Mandel
Blair Lee
Louise Gore
Lawrence J. Hogan
U.S. Fifth District
GOP
Senate
George E. Snyder
D-W. Md
Scouts Clash With Power Line Plan Near Camp
Potomac Edison faces a legal fight with Boy Scouts of America over a proposed 230 kilovolt line to run near Mt. Airy and Union Bridge. Scouts warn the line threatens a rebuilt swimming hole at Winding Trails Camp used by 700 plus scouts annually. PE cites future needs and says a 5 foot buffer and 150 foot pond edge clearance will limit impact. The article notes the dispute continues with continued coverage on page A 3.
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Boy Scouts of America
Potomac Edison Power Company
Mt. Airy
N. 460
Union Bridge
John M. McCardell
Philip Bray
Boy Scouts
Bray
Baltimore-Washington-Annapolis
Victor Cullen Center Opens as Home for State's Mentally Retarded
Bobby Ray, nine, moves into Victor Cullen Center near Sabilisaville after 28 years at Rosewood State Hospital. The facility, converted from a delinquent home, offers residents private rooms beds and personal belongings. Bobby expresses joy at having his own room television and pipe while his mother Mrs. Pearl Ray praises improved care and space for her son.
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Bobby Ray
Bobby
Sae Ce Same Lesnette
Victor Cullen Center
Jst
Sabilisaville
Rosewood State Hospital
Rosewood
Nixon Arrives in Moscow for Nuclear Summit
President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon arrived at Vnukovo Airport to meet Leonid Brezhnev as thousands of Muscovites gathered along the route. Police redirected crowds amid flags from both nations, while the two leaders exchanged smiles before a crowd of about 400 at the airport. The visit aims at a partial ban on underground nuclear tests and slower nuclear arms development.
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Moscow
Nixon
Kremlin
White House
Gerald Warren
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Vnukovo
Brezhnev
St Clair Opens Nixon Defense Before House Panel
Attorney James St Clair opened Nixon’s impeachment defense before the House Judiciary Committee. He argued the March 21 1973 payment of 75000 to E Howard Hunt Jr was for legal fees not part of a Watergate cover up. The panel limited witness calls and prepared to review four more via staff.
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Washington
James St. Clair
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
E. Howard Hunt Jr
St. Clair
Hunt
Charles W. Sandman Jr
R-N.j
Thomas F. Railsback
Ill
Illegal Campaign Funds Tied To Humphrey And Mills
Senate Watergate committee staff report links Humphrey and Mills to illegal corporate campaign aid. Jack Chestnut and Joe Johnson refused to testify citing self incrimination. The AMPI dairy cooperative and Mid-America Dairymen provided funds. additional gifts from Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing were noted.
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Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
White House
Daniel Ellsberg
Senate Watergate Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wilbur D. Mills
Judiciary Committee
John W. Dean III
Frederick C. LaRue
Herbert W
Washington
Humphrey
Minneapolis
Jack L. Chestnut
Joe P. Johnson
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
Mills
Mid-America Dairymen, Inc
Humphrey and
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing, Co
Stock Market Dims as Dow Drops 4.38 Points
In New York the Dow Jones industrial average at 10 30 a m fell 4.38 points to 81258 with declines outpacing advances two to one on the New York Stock Exchange.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
George Will Seek GOP Central Committee Seat
John C. George, 27, a teacher and Realtor Associate for Sanmer Realty, announced his candidacy for the Frederick County Republican State Central Committee. He aims to elect qualified Republicans, raise funds for a stronger party, and assist county Republicans in strengthening the party. George has led Frederick County Young Republican Club, served as director of the Maryland Federation of Y.R.'s, and twice co-chaired the G.O.P Club Dinner.
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John C. George
Sanmer Realty Company
Republican State Central Committee
Frederick County
George
Young Republican Club
Maryland Federation of Y.r.'s
G.O.P Club
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Sandler Seals
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Roger Moser
Roger W. Moser Sr
Deborah Zeiler
Potomac Edison
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Union
State OF Marylas Department Health and Mental Hygiene
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Culli
Sabillasville
Robert E
HHH. Mills
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